The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-01

rufnOred tnaU the moo is uafcnnR TO tne
Elysee palace. The crowd has just. crossed
the Place de Labourse shouting, "Vive
Boulangerl"
During the night cries of "a la Elysee"
were raised by the crowd and fully 1000
young men formed into procession and
marched at a swinging pace in the direction
of the palace, shouting as they went, "We
want Boulanger!n Before they arrived at
the Elysee. however two strong bodies of
the police suddenly appeared and easily
dispersed them. The palace is strongly
guarded by the police and nobody is allowed
to loiter in the neighborhood, No arrests
have been necessary. Gen. Boulanger, be-
fore leaving Paris, had long conversation
with Gen. FeITon, the new War Minister.
NO TROUBLE AFTER ALL.
PARIS, June l, A. Nifty policemen
have been stationed at the British Embassy
The troops and the police prevented any
rioting. The people have dispersed and the
city is now quiet.
VICTIMS OF THE FIRE.
PARIS, May 31.-One hundred and twelve
persons have been reported missing since
the fire. The proprietor refuses to give to
the public aslist OF those so reported.
THE THUNDERER AGAINST PARNELL.
LONDON, June 1.-The Times to-day
published the third and last of its articles on
"Parnellism and Crime detailing the his
tory of the Irish-American conspiracy.
1t says: THE Clan-na-Gasl is The soul of
the National League. While the latter
exists on fine speeches, ETC., the former
manages their business. Our narrative
shows that Parnell, Sexton and the other
leaders of the home rule party are on inti-
mate and confidential terms with the
Clan-na-Gael mysteries, and that their per-
mission ~ fNr0hihitinf, nf fhn liohOiinal
outrages is matter of Encouragement
IMMIGRATION INCREASING.
QUEENSTOWN, May 81. During the past
week 1851 emigrants left this port for
America This IS 400 more than during the
corresponding week in 1886.
THE AMEER's ARMY DEFEATED
ST. PETERSBURG, May 31--News has
reached Merv from Herat that the Ghilseais
have defeated 900 of the Ameer's regular
troops and captured five guns and consider
able baggage Daharneil, the commander
of the Ameer's forces, was captured and
beheaded. The inhabitants of the province
of Herat and of the adjoining districts are
greatly excited over the success of the re-
volted tribe, and it is stated are ready to
join the Ghilseais.
A RUSSIAN OPINION.
The Journal de st. Petersburg says that
Turkeys circular relative to Bulgaria will
not modify Russia's justified refusal TO ne
gotiate with the present Bulgarian regency.
HERAT BEING FORTIFIED.
A later telegram from Merry confirms the
statement that the English engineers are
actively fortifying Herat. The walls and
trenches are being strengthened and
redoubts built to resist artillery. The
Afghans are displaying their hatred of tine
hoe baa 0l1 ~
appoint military officials to protect the men
employed on the works. The aim of the
English authorities is to enable the garrison
of 10000 men at Herat to Withstand siege
for ninety days.
ITALY'S WAR PREPARATIONS.
ROME, May 31.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties by a vote of ITO to 40, yesterday adopt
ed naval credit for 5000, 900 lire, the
money to be expended on ironclads, torpe-
does and forts. The credit is to be expended
over a period Of ten years.
ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.
The Duke of Norfolk and the Bishop Of
Stafford have had several interviews with the
Pope on the question of the Vatican's
resuming official relations with England.
ETNA ON A ''BLow OUT"
The central crater of Mount Etna began
erupting this morning. The flow continues
and is increasing in volume. Heavy clouds
of smoke and masses of stones and cindels
are issuing from the crater.
FIRE ALARM CAUSES A PANIC.
During the service in the Cathedral at
Pressburg, Hungary, Sunday an alarm of
fire was raised. A panic ensued and many
of the congregation were injured in the
crush, which resulted from the frantic en-
deavors Of the people to reach the doors. No
further particulars received.
GRAIN PoRTERs HAPPY AGAIN.
The grain porters at the Avonmouth
docks, Bristol, have gone back to work,
employers having promised to use the ele-
vators only when they were insuficiently
supplied with manual labor
BELGIUM MINERS REsUMING WORK
BRUSSELS, May 3l.-The miners in
Liege district have resumed work In the
Borinage and Centre districts, and at Char
leroi very few strikers have returned to
work. Tho organization of factory engi-
neers Of this district have joined the strike,
although the Brussels federation had adj
vised them not to- Everything is quiet in
the Seraing district, and many strikers are
returning to work
SPANS AWAKENING.
MADRID, May 31.-In the Cortes yester-
day Senor Baiagur, Minister Of Colonies,
announced the reorganization of the coloni-
al tariff. Henceforth there are to be only
two classes of the duties, the highest for M
tions without treaties with Spain and the
lowest for nations with such treaties Ex-
port duties on West Indian sugar will be
suppressed and other measure taken to i'm
prove the trade of the colonies with Europe
GERMANY REPRESENTED.
LONDON, May 31.--lt is officially an
nounced that the Crown Prince Of Germany
London.
COERCION BILL SETTLED.
Gladstone writes that as the Unionist-
Liberals have assisted in passing TO the
second reading the permanent coercion bill
the Irish question is virtually settled for the
present. The Camberwell Radical Club is
making arrangements TO give Editor
0'Brien banquet on behalf of the Radi-
Gals and the Irishmen of London.
GLADsToNEs RECEPTION.
LONDON, June Preparations are being
made to hold demonstrations In honor OF
Gladstone at all places through which he
passes on his route to Swansea. He has con
sented to receive addresses at many OF the
stations on the condition that he shall not
be expected to mako set speecheG. In
receiving the deputation ct Hawardon YES
telrlay he said: II must keep what little
voice is left for the engagements to which |
am already bound"
REMEMBERED IN GERMANY.
BRUSSELS, Nay 31.--A brilliant fete was
held in Leopold Pork to-day IN honor Of
Queen Victor1a's jubilee Among those
rlresart were tha members of the foreipn